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How our eyes change as we age
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

How Our Eyes Change as We Age

Aging is a natural part of life — with it comes changes that affect our eyes. While some vision changes are natural as we age, others can indicate a developing eye disease. Understanding what to expect can help you take better care of your eye health. Here’s a look at how our eyes change over time, and the steps you can take to maintain good vision throughout the years. 1. Presbyopia: The Need for Reading Glasses One of the most common changes people notice as they age is presbyopi...
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

8 Common Myths About Our Eyes

Our eyes are incredibly complex and can be easily misunderstood. Misconceptions can lead to improper eye care, which, in extreme cases, can cause permanent vision loss. At River City Eye Care, we want to ensure you're getting the most out of your vision. Let's debunk some of the most common eye myths and uncover the truths to help us maintain optimal eye health. Myth #1: Wearing glasses/contacts makes your vision worse Fact: Corrective lenses do not weaken your eyes. They help you see...
Picture of a dilated pupil
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

When Do My Eyes Need To Be Dilated?

Our mission at River City Eye Care is to ensure your optimal vision and health. That’s why we employ various diagnostic tools and techniques throughout the examination process. Among these tools, eye dilation can play a pivotal role in comprehensive eye examinations. Understanding Eye Dilation During your eye exam, your optometrist may want to use dilating eye drops to enlarge your pupils. These drops allow your optometrist to conduct a more thorough examination of the eye’s internal s...
Posted on Author Dr. Michael Pedersen

Eye Safety in the Home

I thought most eye injuries took place at work? Nope! Did you know nearly half of all eye injuries occur at home? Being proactive about eye safety should not stop at the workplace. Precautions should always be taken when working with hazards regardless if they are at home or work. Are eye injuries actually avoidable? Yes! In fact, a whopping 90% of reported eye injuries are avoidable had the proper precautions and eye safety equipment been used. Where are common eye hazards found aro...
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